Sources say Google is developing a life-assisted AI tool that can be used as a private housekeeper.

Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com, August 17 (Xinhua) earlier this year, Google merged its DeepMind and Brain AI teams to form Google DeepMind. Now, the combined team is already "efficiently carrying out a series of AI projects", and CTOnews.com reported yesterday that Google is "racing against the clock" to launch Gemini AI this autumn to catch up with competitors such as OpenAI's GPT-4.

According to the New York Times, members of the Google team are also working on another unnamed AI tool that focuses more on "personal care", acts as a "private butler" and provides "personal life advice" to users.

Foreign media said that Google is currently working with external contractor Scale AI to test the new AI tool, and foreign media also give examples of user questions that the AI tool can answer:

I have a very good friend who is getting married this winter. She was my college roommate and bridesmaid at my wedding. I really wanted to go to her wedding to celebrate her, but after looking for a job for several months, I still couldn't find a job. She's going to have a wedding at her destination, and I can't afford air tickets and hotels right now. How do I tell her I can't go?

▲ source the New York Times has learned that Google's new AI tool can provide a series of "most appropriate" suggestions for "this special situation" combined with users' own information. Foreign media also said that in the future, Google can also combine personal information to provide a series of financial advice for different people, tutorials to help people learn new skills, or provide a series of "meal plans" for user intelligence.